On the first episode of the Measured Day podcast, Andrew shares a four-word phrase he learned at a trauma summit to help navigate difficult seasons.

The Pontificators Anonymous—Revs Stuart Bosch, Duncan MacBean and Andrew Robinson—speak about the word Evangelism, its place in the recent historical witness of the church, how it is contested, ending with a healthier reimagining of what it could and should look like.

In a new segment called Oh My Word’ a word is dropped into the conversation to be torn apart by The Pontificators—Andrew, Duncan and Stuart. Andrew is joined in the studio by Rev Stuart Bosch of the Uniting Church, Australia, and Rev Duncan MacBean of the Methodist Church, United Kingdom. The word for our debut podcast is ‘Pentecost’. The Pontificators reflect on the joys and challenges of the Pentecost event for the mainline church as they experience it.

In this short podcast, Andrew addresses the issue of taking action drawing on a stupid joke an incredible truth from COVID-response and an inspiring quote from the 18th-century German writer Wolfgang von Goethe.

Andrew reflects on John 2: 12–23. What does the story of Jesus clearing the Temple have to say to us now?

Andrew and Stuart are back, after a prolonged COVID-19 hiatus, with a podcast on COVID-19 - its impact on life across two very different contexts, and some of the dififcult pastoral lessons it is offering in its wake. Originally posted one week ago, we repost having improved the opening segment. Do enjoy this Struggling Mystic podcast!

Two relatively unimpressive ministers speak about some of the least pressing issues of their time. Stu and Drew buck this trend by addressing the unavoidable, the global impact of COVID-19.

In this episode of the Struggling Mystic podcast Stuart and Andrew talk about leadership lessons they've learned and tried to implement in their own ministries.

Two relatively unimpressive ministers speak about some of the least pressing issues of the day.

Two relatively unremarkable ministers speak about some of the least pressing issues of their time.